Trail Running calendar near Stuttgart 2024-2025

The Grüntal Ultra takes place on May 9, 2024, in Freudenstadt-Grüntal and offers a beautiful loop course on field and forest paths totaling 50 km, divided into 4 laps of 12.5 km each. There are separate rankings for men and women, but no age group classifications. Registration via email is possible,..

The Lichtenstein Trail takes place on May 11, 2024, and offers a half marathon as well as the 11 km long Schlössle-Trail. The event serves as an ideal preparation for trail runners and mountain runners for later highlights in the Alps. There will also be a Brooks Trail Cup competition, in which part..

The Alb-Traum 100 will take place in Göppingen on Sunday 12 May 2024. You can run between 57 and 115 kilometers.

The trail run "Neckarcross Ultra Race 2024" in Hirschhorn is entering its 3rd edition and will start on Mother's Day. The course offers no flat sections, but constantly goes uphill and downhill. The team provides refreshments and a wonderful finish line through the old town of Hirschhorn. Registrati..

The Holzgerlinger Waldtrail will take place in Holzgerlingen on Saturday 8 June 2024. You can run between 5 and 10 kilometers.

The Heuchelberg Trail offers varied routes of 12, 24, or 50 km in length for trail running enthusiasts. Additionally, there is an opportunity for children to get a taste of trail running with the 500 m Bambini Trail or the 2.5 km Kids Trail. The traditional Three Kings' Day run on January 6th featur..

The trail run takes place on July 13, 2024, and offers various routes through the breathtaking landscapes of 3 valleys. The distances include 5.4 km, 11.5 km, 23.8 km, and 33.3 km with varying levels of difficulty and entry fees. There are also special trails for children aged 3-10 years. Registrati..

The Nordschwarzwald Trophy will take place in Schömberg on Sunday 28 July 2024. You can run between 11 and 25 kilometers.

Since 1991, the annual ultramarathon "Spar­kas­sen Alb Marathon" has been attracting runners to Schwäbisch Gmünd. The course, which is over 50 kilometers long and includes 1100 meters of elevation gain, passes over the three "Kaiserberge" mountains: Hohenstaufen, Rechberg, and Stuifen. In addition t..